We build the software layer of the wellness industry

We build coaching platforms, member apps, healthtech and mental-health MVPs, and dashboards that replace the spreadsheets a gym group runs on. Every one of them is planned before it’s quoted, and no build here is priced off a phone call.

Illustration of health and fitness apps, dashboards and integrations under construction

Each stage proves something before the next one is funded

Don’t pay for scale before the MVP is adopted, or for an MVP before users have tried the idea. Each price band comes with what that stage is supposed to prove.

Stage 1

Prototype

$3,500–$10,000

Proves: That the idea works in human hands

Clickable or coded, on synthetic and non-sensitive data. Built for usability testing, stakeholder alignment and fundraising, especially for healthcare and mental-health products that need to validate before touching the compliance-heavy parts.

Where most startStage 2

MVP

$12,000–$25,000

Proves: That real users adopt the core loop

A shipped version one: mobile app, web platform, healthtech, mental-health or AI product. Scoped in the planning sprint, built against acceptance criteria, and released through a managed QA gate.

Stage 3

Scale

$25,000+

Proves: That the product can carry a business

Full custom builds for funded startups and revenue-generating businesses replacing off-the-shelf tools, with deeper integrations, multiple platforms and architecture sized for the business you have.

Why we never quote cold: every build is routed through the MVP Planning Sprint, the Healthtech Blueprint, or AI/ML Discovery first. Each is fixed price, takes under two weeks and is credited toward the build. That step is why our quotes hold: yours is based on a written scope.

The features health & fitness products compete on

$3,500 / integration

Wearable integrations

HealthKit, Garmin, Whoop and more, with dedupe, background delivery and edge cases handled so users can trust the sync.

The wearables page
$12,000–$15,000+

Computer vision for fitness

Pose analysis and form feedback, rep counting, food photo recognition and body tracking, scoped through discovery first.

The computer vision page
from $6,000

Churn prediction & recommendations

Churn models for subscription products, recommendations and forecasting for brands with big catalogs and no personalization.

Scope an ML project
$999–$4,000+

Data pipelines & dashboards

For spreadsheet-run gyms and wellness brands: memberships, revenue and attendance from every location in one live view.

Get one view of the numbers

App / Product Rescue

$2,50010 days

Your app is live with users, and the people who built it have stopped answering email. Reviews mention bugs, there have been no updates in months, and you’re not sure what you own. The first step is finding out what you have.

Days 1–10: Assess

Full technical assessment: codebase, infrastructure, accounts, dependencies, what's broken, what's salvageable. You get a written fix plan and a quote, yours to execute with us or anyone else.

Then: Stabilize

Crashes, data loss and the bugs your reviews keep mentioning come first, fixed in priority order against the plan.

Ongoing: Maintain

A maintenance retainer from $1,000/mo keeps the app monitored, patched and shipping, so you aren't left with an abandoned app again.

We architect around the compliance boundary

You don’t have to stall a whole product because one future feature might be regulated. We build the parts that are safe to build now and mark where regulated work begins.

01

Prototype on synthetic data

Healthcare and mental-health prototypes ($3,500–$10,000) run on synthetic, non-sensitive data. That is enough to test usability, align clinicians and investors, and raise money without touching anything regulated.

02

Ship the unregulated core

Your MVP builds the journeys that are safely yours to ship, while the roadmap marks where sensitive data, clinical workflows or crisis features begin. Each of those is a separate workstream with a named specialist owner.

03

The boundary, in writing

We don't certify clinical safety, privacy, security or regulatory compliance. Qualified specialists do, and your scope says which ones and when.

Custom software questions

Why won't you just give me a quote on a call?

Because a number given on a call is a guess, and guesses are how founders end up in disputes six months later. Every build here goes through a planning engagement first: the MVP Planning Sprint, the Healthtech Blueprint, or AI/ML Discovery. Those cost $1,500–$1,999, take under two weeks, are credited toward the build, and produce a quote based on a written scope. It adds about a week before the build starts.

My previous agency disappeared and the app is breaking. Where do I start?

App/Product Rescue: $2,500, ten days. We do a full technical assessment of what you have (codebase, infrastructure, accounts, what's salvageable) and hand you a fix plan with a quote. Then you decide whether we stabilize and maintain it, another team does, or you rebuild. The assessment is yours either way.

What does $12,000–$25,000 buy in an MVP?

A bounded version one that proves what your next milestone depends on: a mobile app or web platform with the scoped core journeys built, tested and shipped. Integrations, AI features and the number of platforms push the price up the range. The planning sprint comes first, so by the time you get the number, the scope behind it is written down.

Can you build a mental-health or healthcare product without the compliance headaches?

We build around them. Prototypes run on synthetic, non-sensitive data, which is enough to test usability, align stakeholders and raise funding without touching regulated territory. When the roadmap reaches sensitive data, clinical workflows or crisis features, those become specialist-gated workstreams with their own owners. We architect the boundary; we don't certify clinical safety or regulatory compliance, and we put that in writing.

Who maintains the app after launch?

We do, if you want. Maintenance retainers start at $1,000/mo and cover monitoring, fixes, dependency updates and releases, so the team that built the app stays accountable for it after launch.

We're a gym group running on spreadsheets, not a startup. Is this for us?

Yes. Data pipelines and dashboards run $999 to $4,000+ and are built for multi-location operators reconciling memberships, revenue and attendance across spreadsheets from three front desks. We combine them into one view that updates automatically.

The pages behind the build

What should your build prove first?

Send the idea, the broken app or the spreadsheet you're drowning in. We'll point you to a starting point, which might be a prototype, a rescue or a $249 workshop.